Secret sources say that Snoop Dogg "insisted" on receiving a stockpile of watermelon-flavored gum as part of his rider request—requiring staffers to embark on a frantic search for the stuff. Why didn't he just bring his own?

Apparently, watermelon-flavored gum is about as hard to find in Park City as marijuana-flavored gum. But through the grace of God, the staffers did locate a fruit gum stand that sold the precious substance, and all was well in the blessed festival city. Snoop performed his song "Nuthin' But a G(um) Thang" for the masses at Harry O's, and made jokes about being high, and presumably blew some bubbles. But one question remains: who will out-diva the Dogg now? [NY Post]

Keith Olbermann was fired by MSNBC! The statement from NBC goes: "MSNBC and Keith Olbermann have ended their contract. The last broadcast of "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" will be this evening. MSNBC thanks Keith for his integral role in MSNBC's success and we wish him well in his future endeavors." It's because of the merger with Comcast, whose leaders aren't down with his style. [TMZ]

Lady Gaga's manager stopped by the Wall Street Journal to renew his subscription and also deliver the announcement that his boss-lady has "overachieved" with her new record, which comes out in May. Wouldn't it be great to have some guy who went around telling everyone that you "overachieve" all the time? [WSJ]

Regis Philbin's quitting because he was going to get a $2 million pay cut, which would have meant he'd have been making $18 million instead of $20 million. It's a pride thing. [TMZ]

Breaking: The lip gloss Angelina Jolie applied during the Golden Globes was Chantecaille Brilliant Gloss in the shade called LOVE. It seems to cost around $30 online, which isn't ridiculously expensive until you compare it to what Chap Stick costs. [Celebrity Clothing Line]

Michael Lohan, who plays the role of Shitty Dad in The Sad Life of Lindsay Lohan, says he offered Dawn Holland $25,000 after she wouldn't cooperate, but Holland got "greedy" and fired her lawyer and oh, what a weird and crazy mess. [Radar]

Jake Gyllenhaal landed at LAX and the paparazzi took pictures. Dude was coming back from Taylortown, Tennessee, where he had dinner with this one woman. [Just Jared]

Katy Perry likes to skip, jump rope, and eat diet-style French toast. We like to jog, jump without a rope, and eat candy bars. Whose lifestyle routine sounds more fun? The candy bars are the big ones, if that helps. [Contact Music]

Bob Marley's kids just successfully sued a company that was making clothes featuring their pop's image. Their lawyer told the court that they don't want to see any Bob Marley bobbleheads or Bob Marley Beanie Babies or any such things. These are very good kids. [Yahoo]

Eric Benet, who is Halle Berry's ex-husband, is now marrying Prince's ex, Manuela Testolini. But who will marry Prince? [Popeater]

Britney Spears and Gucci Mane are collaborating on a track called "Hit." Gucci says Brit is "icy," but not in a nasty, mean way—she's just "brrr." Is this one of those new-fangled slang words the kids are using these days? We're old. []Showbiz Spy

The Mexican singer Kalimba, who's been accused of rape, will testify today. [CNN]

Snooki's ex says she's blaming him for her drinking problem and it's not fair, because she's been drinking since her teenage years. [Radar]

CBS has approved Conan O'Brien's new pilot, Vince Uncensored. It's about a guy who gets real after some sort of epiphany (he realizes that watching late-night television shows doesn't make him laugh anymore). [Yahoo]

Liam Gallagher has psoriasis. He also has strange, dumb fans who snort his dandruff. Oh wait, it's around breakfast time. Are you eating right now? Sorry. [The Sun]

"The art of making love seems like a pastime, whereas fucking has become this generation's making-out." —Wale [Honey Mag]